The Ministry of Health on Tuesday
published a national circular to criticize two hospitals in northeast
China's Jilin Province for illegal medical practices related to stem
cells.The practices included illegal
advertisement, employment of unregistered medical workers, disorderly
management and using illegitimate names of medical institutes.Local health offices have revoked the
license of one of the hospitals and ordered the other to suspend
operation for rectification. The legal administrators of the two
hospitals were also criticized in a notice within the province.The ministry said that flaws still exist in medical institutes and clinical research in stem cells needs further improvement.It also urged health offices at all
levels to supervise hospital management more closely and deal with
illegal medical practices in a timely manner.
Read more: china.org.cn
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